 "Xiaomi announces the Mi Walkie-Talkie, Mi Smart Camera, Mi Router HD and more")
Xiaomi has launched a variety of products in China under its crowdfund platform Mijia. There are a total of six new products including the Mi Walkie-Talkie, Mi Driving Recorder, Mi Smart Camera, Mi Smart Scale 2, Mi Router HD and Mi Router Pro. The Mi Walkie Talkie comes with Ultra High frequency (UHF) and Very High Frequency (VHF) bands and features a black and white LCD screen with 160×100 pixels. It provides support for location sharing, FM Radio and a USB port for connectivity. Powered by a 2,600mAh battery with a standby time of up to eight days it is priced at CNY 249 (Rs 2,500 approx). The Mi Driving Recorder is a GoPro-like car-dash camera featuring a Sony IMX323 image sensor with f/1.8 aperture and 160-degree wide-angle lens, and an Mstar 1080p chipset which improves quality when recording night. This one is priced at CNY 349 (Rs 3,400 approx).  The Mi Smart Camera is sort of a desktop webcam which can 1080p videos at 20fps. It features a 130-ultra wide angle lens , support for dual-band Wi-Fi, a microSD slot and 10 meters of infrared night vision range. The is said to be suitable for monitoring children or pets and is priced at CNY 199 (Rs 2,000 approx).  Then we have the Mi Smart Scale 2 for people into fitness. Apart from telling your weight, it comes with an LED numerical display and can analyse 10 types of physical data including weight, BMI, muscle mass, basal metabolism, visceral fat grade, bone mass, water, body fat rate, body size, and body score. It is priced at CNY 199 (Rs 2,000 approx).  Lastly we have the Mi Router HD which was announced at CES in Las Vegas this year. The Mi Router HD is now available in China along with the Mi Router Pro. Both come with 802.11ac Wi-Fi with the Mi Router HD powered by a Qualcomm IPQ8064 network processor and the Mi Router Pro on the other hand runs a MediaTek MT7621A network processor. Both the routers come with 512MB of DDR3 RAM and 256MB SLC Nand Flash, USB 3.0 interface, LAN port and WAN port. The Mi Router HD and Mi Router Pro are priced at CNY 1,299 (Rs 12,600 approx) and CNY 499 (Rs 4,900 approx) respectively.
Xiaomi has launched a variety of products in China under its crowdfund platform Mijia.
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